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Collaborative work

The question of how people can learn from each other is part of the larger question of how they work together - or, if one is less task-oriented, how they live and play and understand things collectively. This is obviously a very broad terrain, encompassing anything from management theory to theories of community development. In this section we hope to provide pointers to some of the more interesting material from such fields, especially where they seem to relate directly to collaborative learning.

Classic texts

Cognition in the wild by Edwin Hutchins (1995), critically reviewed here, in which he shows how cognition does not happen as representations in the heads of individual actors, but as coordinated action distributed across different actors.

Examples of collaborative work contexts

Journalism

We Media: How audiences are shaping the future of news and information by Shayne Bowman and Chris Willis (2003) is a book-length review of the demise of passive media audiences and the rise of radically distributed, interactive journalism involving not only professional journalists, but ordinary citizens. The book is available online or as a hard copy. "Participatory journalism is a bottom-up, emergent phenomenon in which there is little or no editorial oversight or formal journalistic workflow dictating the decisions of a staff. Instead, it is the result of many simultaneous, distributed conversations that either blossom or quickly atrophy in the Web's social network."

More examples to follow later.

 




Collaborative learning environments sourcebook

Links and portals
    Classic texts
    Journals and magazines
    Research groups

Concepts and models
    Collaborative work
    Communities of practice
    Collaboration roles
        Identity and reputation
        Mentoring
    Collaboration types
    Collaboration content
    Copyright and open access
    Group dynamics
        Group size
    Learning organizations
    Learning processes
    Lifelong learning
    Networks
    Problem-based learning
    Diverse

Assessment
    Rubrics & Authentic Assessment
    Individual learning
    Group learning
    Prior learning
    Assessing process

Tools and technologies
    The digital divide
    Some older technologies
    E-mail
    Learning management systems
    Online communities
    Discussion groups
    Blogs
        Blogging tools
        Blog directories
    Wikis
    Artifact-centred tools
    E-portfolios
    Open source movement
    Commercial systems
    Network mapping tools
    RSS syndication
    Social networking tools
    Trackback
    Polling
    Reviewing
    Multi-channel tools
    Chat
    Others

Institutional Repositories
    Example repositories
    Choosing repository software
        Dspace
        Eprints
        Other repository systems
    Design issues
    Meta data

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